Water Greeds live in the desert, the hump on their back is used to store water. Every three months they need to refill their water storage and will get aggressive to any creature that gets in their way of drinking, the locals call them Water Greeds because of this behavior. They have 3 fingers and two toes, these creatures are also exceptional at climbing, the middle claw on their hands is designed to carve, and pierce, into stone. They use their claw to help them climb up rocky surfaces so that they can climb into dens and clear them out to make them their own personal dens, get into empty dens and make it their home, or just hunt small creatures living inside. They hunt an herbivorous theropod animal called a Belput, whose armor is as thick as stone, they will use the claw to hook themselves into the prey and go for the throat of their target. These animals often have up to 3 pups at a time, parents tend to stay as lifelong partners and they will die for their young. These creatures have a mating ritual that revolves around strength, females will wrestle a male, if she pins the male the male has failed and will be forced to be a solitary Water Greed, but if a male successfully pins down a female then they will have pups. These creatures tend to travel in packs of 2-5, with 5 being a large pack.